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Celebrating the creativity of Byron High students

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Byron Bay High School is holding its annual Winter Arts Festival (WAF) showcase evening this week. The evening will begin in the Performing Arts Centre with a performance of the Year 10 self-devised play, A Friend Indeed. A pop-up exhibition of student artwork across all years will be on display in the office block.
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Celebrating the creativity of Byron High students

Lucy Stephens is just one of the many talented performers at the showcase. Photo Tarryn Wilson. To celebrate the creative and artistic talents of students, Byron Bay High School is holding its annual Winter Arts Festival (WAF) showcase evening this week. The evening will begin in the Performing Arts Centre with a performance of the Year 10 self-devised play, A Friend Indeed. The play, although developed for Year 6 audiences, is relevant to all a…

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Echonetdaily broke the news on Sunday, June 11, 2023.
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